Today, it was announced that “[t]he city of Columbus, Ohio, has agreed to pay a record $10 million settlement to the family Andre Hill, a Black man who was shot and killed by a police officer.” If approved on Monday,
Guest Blogger Marissa Jackson Sow on Whiteness as Contract and the Police, Part I
Whiteness as Contract as a Framework for Understanding America’s Police ProblemMarissa Jackson SowPart One: Police as Guardians of the American Racial ContractPolicing in the United States has never been a more controversial issue than it is right now.
But For Video: Adam Coy Charged With Murdering Andre Hill
It’s a nifty feature, that a police body cam can capture 60 seconds of video before it’s turned on. It’s because of that feature that video exists of former 19-year Columbus Police Officer Adam Coy shooting, killing, 47-year-old Andre Hill.
Ohio Appeals Court Upholds Restrictions on Signage in the Public Right of Way
As a company that sells advertising space on benches in public areas, Bench Billboard Company has a long and storied litigation history against municipalities in Ohio and Kentucky. In this most recent iteration, the BBC challenged the constitutionality of Colerain
Healthcare & Life Sciences Private Equity Deal Tracker: Warburg Pincus and Great Hill Partners Invest in Quantum Health
Warburg Pincus and Great Hill Partners have completed a growth investment in Quantum Health, according to a news release.
Quantum Health, based in Columns, Ohio, is a consumer healthcare navigation and care coordination company. Founded in 1999, the
Columbus, Ohio, Takes Down Statue Of Christopher Columbus : Live Updates: Protests For Racial Justice : NPR
A construction crew removed the massive Christopher Columbus statue from its place of honor outside Columbus, Ohio's City Hall on Wednesday morning, in one of the most dramatic cases yet of a city reshaping how its monuments reflect its sense
Oral Argument Preview: What is Premises Owner’s Duty to Warn or Protect Business Invitees From Criminal Activity on Premises? Estate of Jason Barry, et al. v. Montez D. Hollins, et al.,
Update: On May 7, 2020, the Court dismissed this case because the parties reached a settlement of all claims.
On May 13, 2020, the Supreme Court of Ohio will hear oral argument in the case of Diana Davis, as Administrator
One Columbus outbreak after another (so it seems)
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End of year Quick Hits – Public Safety, Public policy, Arbitrability and Injunctions pending arbitration
Public Safety – Sex on Duty, Facebook, Sexual Harassment, Intoxication and Domestic violenceArbitrator Jerry Fullmer overturned the termination of a Columbus, Ohio police officer who had been dismissed for allegedly having sex with prostitutes in his police vehicle while on
Mount Carmel East outbreak increases to 3 cases
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Another patient infected